Literally has been used in that way for literally hundreds of years. From Charles Dickens ("He had literally feasted his eyes on the culprit.") and Charlotte Bronte ("Literally I was the apple of his eye"), to Mark…
BTW, the use of a size 1 array in the struct is a common 'hack', which has some form of dynamic arrays in structs. When the object is allocated through malloc, the size of the struct is actually smaller than the size…
Reminds me of a few years back when I was still new to Linux (and anything non-Windows in general tbqh), and I accidentally nuked /bin. That was a fun time. I happened to have Firefox and an IRC Client opened. I tried a…
Literally has been used in that way for literally hundreds of years. From Charles Dickens ("He had literally feasted his eyes on the culprit.") and Charlotte Bronte ("Literally I was the apple of his eye"), to Mark…
BTW, the use of a size 1 array in the struct is a common 'hack', which has some form of dynamic arrays in structs. When the object is allocated through malloc, the size of the struct is actually smaller than the size…
Reminds me of a few years back when I was still new to Linux (and anything non-Windows in general tbqh), and I accidentally nuked /bin. That was a fun time. I happened to have Firefox and an IRC Client opened. I tried a…